I get this "reeeeeeeeeeeeeeowww" at 4:30 AM EVERY MORNING from my ragdoll who is identical to this cat! My Birman on the other hand.....not bothered! phewf.....
I'm thinking a lot about getting either a sacred birman or a ragdoll... I've only ever had a domestic housecat though, we had her for 14 years before she passed away to cat leukemia, (I miss her a lot) but now I feel ready to get a new one, so I was wondering what the characteristics is about a sacred birman, if they would do best as an indoor or outdoor cat? (our old cat was an outdoor cat, and would love to be able to let a cat out)
@Ann86dk Our birmans are definitely indoor cats. VERY loving and affectionate, almost always want to be around people, quite docile - easy to manage i.e. if they need a nail clipping they just sit there and let you do it. But not the most athletic guys for sure.
@operator911 Thanks for answering:) It was really helpful, I think I'm gonna get one when I can afford it, would they be ok on their own? Since I'm going to be working 8 hours pr. day, or do I need to get another cat to keep him/her company?
-Thought i posted a comment earlier, but I can't see it, so sorry if I asked this twice.
@operator911 how is your birman? she ok to be left alone? I want to get a birman but sometimes have to leave for the weekend or for the workday 9-10 hours? I also like a cat that is affectionate and more like a dog than a cat in personality. I'm also looking at ragdolls, how do they compare? thanks so much
@Ann86dk i have a birman hes so affectionate and cute. they are best as indoor cats. mine only wants to go out coz we let him out by mistake a few times ^_~
LOL @ the people that just assume that you left the cat without a sitter. I'll go ahead and assume you had someone take care of him and give him love while you were gone. ;)
(Srsly, people? The reason he sounds like that is because he's excited that his human slaves are back home - cats know their people, and will recognize you a mile away just by the way you walk or the sound of your car.)
@RA3NM so very true just listen to the poor fellow, he was so distressed.
my cat may be a moggy but she is very attention seeking in nature and needs to be in the same room as i am in, she suffers intense seperation anxiety if i leave her for more than 6 hours at a time.
ahh true characteristic of this breed does dior greet you in the morning too lol? my chanel does that every morning no need for alarm clock shes up bright and early at the door !
Thumbs up if you like cats.
AimForMyHead81 1 week ago
I turned on this video any my birman cat looked out the window
JoostRevo 4 months ago
Lol such a pretty kitty
TonkaMacaroon16 5 months ago
I get this "reeeeeeeeeeeeeeowww" at 4:30 AM EVERY MORNING from my ragdoll who is identical to this cat! My Birman on the other hand.....not bothered! phewf.....
brightlights77 8 months ago
I'm thinking a lot about getting either a sacred birman or a ragdoll... I've only ever had a domestic housecat though, we had her for 14 years before she passed away to cat leukemia, (I miss her a lot) but now I feel ready to get a new one, so I was wondering what the characteristics is about a sacred birman, if they would do best as an indoor or outdoor cat? (our old cat was an outdoor cat, and would love to be able to let a cat out)
Ann86dk 8 months ago
@Ann86dk Our birmans are definitely indoor cats. VERY loving and affectionate, almost always want to be around people, quite docile - easy to manage i.e. if they need a nail clipping they just sit there and let you do it. But not the most athletic guys for sure.
operator911 8 months ago
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Ann86dk 8 months ago
@operator911 Thanks for answering:) It was really helpful, I think I'm gonna get one when I can afford it, would they be ok on their own? Since I'm going to be working 8 hours pr. day, or do I need to get another cat to keep him/her company?
-Thought i posted a comment earlier, but I can't see it, so sorry if I asked this twice.
Ann86dk 8 months ago
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@operator911 how is your birman? she ok to be left alone? I want to get a birman but sometimes have to leave for the weekend or for the workday 9-10 hours? I also like a cat that is affectionate and more like a dog than a cat in personality. I'm also looking at ragdolls, how do they compare? thanks so much
freddyphredphred 5 months ago
@Ann86dk i have a birman hes so affectionate and cute. they are best as indoor cats. mine only wants to go out coz we let him out by mistake a few times ^_~
TheSassification 7 months ago
i would just give him a cuddle for a while once im back home, thats what i did to my cats.
GeorgEe265 9 months ago
Nice place. Where is this?
Lomns 11 months ago
Oh god, hug him for christ sake, this cat needs love now!
sonciaa 1 year ago 2
That cat is so sexy
bortous 1 year ago
LOL @ the people that just assume that you left the cat without a sitter. I'll go ahead and assume you had someone take care of him and give him love while you were gone. ;)
(Srsly, people? The reason he sounds like that is because he's excited that his human slaves are back home - cats know their people, and will recognize you a mile away just by the way you walk or the sound of your car.)
jannichan 1 year ago 7
@jannichan I agree with you on that. My cats greet me at the door every time I come home.
ardious710 8 months ago
Poor baby!
You really should have gotten two Birmans, they really do need company.
My birmans (brother and sister) cry when they can't find each other, only if it's for an hour or two!
They really need attention for at least 6 hours a day because they are so very social.
Even though they don't like cuddles very much, my birmans love to be around you and for you to pay them attention, all the time!
I would really recommend getting a ragdoll or a benga companion if you don't want a second birman.
RA3NM 1 year ago
@RA3NM so very true just listen to the poor fellow, he was so distressed.
my cat may be a moggy but she is very attention seeking in nature and needs to be in the same room as i am in, she suffers intense seperation anxiety if i leave her for more than 6 hours at a time.
uching 1 year ago
My cat does this when we leave him for just a few hours.
He'll then demand that I hold him for comfort afterwards.
ShadowWolf3998 1 year ago
ahh true characteristic of this breed does dior greet you in the morning too lol? my chanel does that every morning no need for alarm clock shes up bright and early at the door !
ninasellsfords 1 year ago
Cat is like "where the hell were you?? I missed you!"
bookkeeper57 1 year ago
I know That the Shake is a cat's natural Behavior But It's So Funny!!
deadlysword1000 1 year ago
Dior: "You left me! Hate you! Love you! Hate you again! Love you!"
heheheee~
eyin90 1 year ago 19